Sentence examples for called part of from inspiring English sources

He is also dismissive of Yammer, which he called "part of the first phase of 'Facebook for the enterprise,' which failed.

Mr. Maliki's cabinet said there was no political motive behind the evictions, which it called part of a longstanding plan to return publicly owned buildings to government use.

He avoided Mr. Belaid's funeral to "avoid tensions," he said, but was clearly stung by the chants against him, which he called part of a demonization campaign.

Their house is in Troitse-Lykovo, a verdant pocket along the Moscow River, a place that only now, with urban sprawl, can be called part of the capital.

He was a narcissist, a megalomaniac, a racist war-mongering blowhard suffering from what one Twitter commentator called part of the "white saviour industrial complex".

In interviews and public statements, Assad has tried to draw a distinction between international terrorists and those he called part of the "resistance" in Israel and the occupied territories, including young Palestinian suicide bombers.

In a statement, the News Corporation called parts of the British report "unjustified and highly partisan".

She called parts of it "startling".

That year, Kazakh ambassador Erlan Idrissov, after viewing the film, called parts of the film funny and wrote that the film had "placed Kazakhstan on the map".

These are called parts of speech abbreviations.

Yes, I know the Economist is what Corbyn voters call part of the "neo-liberal" elite.